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<blockquote data-quote="Duckslayer100" data-source="post: 125198" data-attributes="member: 1485">I think everyone ought to take a deep breath and hear what I have to say: Wait it out. I firmly believe attention is shifting north. Thirty years ago, North Dakota was the untapped waterfowl mecca. Today, darn near every duck and goose hunters has had a sip. Some who have been at the trough the longest don't like the taste after all the backwash. They're looking for greener pastures. The hunting shows are pretty much Alberta/Saskatchewan/Manitoba on a 24/7 loop. Guys I know who have been hunting up there for years have commented how they're seeing more and more rigs. I think as folks get fed up with the rat-race that has become Nodak, they're going to just drive a few more hours north and pilfer Canuckistan instead. That's my thoughts. I'm going out of my way to stay as far out of the popular duck holes as possible, and so far it's been paying off.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Duckslayer100, post: 125198, member: 1485"] I think everyone ought to take a deep breath and hear what I have to say: Wait it out. I firmly believe attention is shifting north. Thirty years ago, North Dakota was the untapped waterfowl mecca. Today, darn near every duck and goose hunters has had a sip. Some who have been at the trough the longest don't like the taste after all the backwash. They're looking for greener pastures. The hunting shows are pretty much Alberta/Saskatchewan/Manitoba on a 24/7 loop. Guys I know who have been hunting up there for years have commented how they're seeing more and more rigs. I think as folks get fed up with the rat-race that has become Nodak, they're going to just drive a few more hours north and pilfer Canuckistan instead. That's my thoughts. I'm going out of my way to stay as far out of the popular duck holes as possible, and so far it's been paying off. [/QUOTE]

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